Homegrown Musical Extravaganza comes to Exeter!

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sat, 05/20/2023 - 1:51am

Billie Bottle’s Temple of Shibboleth are delighted to announce that they are bringing their Mending Tour to Exeter Phoenix on Sun 4th June.

The tour is promoting the release of their eponymous debut album, produced by George Shilling (Blur/Primal Scream/Bjork). The night will also feature folktronica duo, Solarference.

The Temple band are an all woman 5-piece based in Devon, who blend mythic prog/ jazz with pop melodies. They have been described by All About Jazz as !vigorous and unequivocally hip”. The show combines art-rock with melodic grooves and is an engaging...

Exeter Cocktail Week set to shake up the city

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Sat, 05/20/2023 - 12:48am

The first-ever Exeter Cocktail Week (EXECW) kicks off in under two weeks!

During the festival, which runs from May 31 to June 7, wristband holders will have access to special cocktail menus at participating venues. Each menu has at least one recipe for £5, with most venues creating a showcase (something that promoted a brand or local producer, Margoux has used honey made on the roof of the Princesshay shopping centre) and a no-alcohol option too.

Participating Venues:

Artigiano, Badavis Lounge, Boom Battle Bar, Bootleggers, The Botanist, The Cocktail Club,...

Dry Skin: Causes, Treatment Options, and Self-Care Tips

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 05/19/2023 - 9:24pm

= Dry skin, medically referred to as xerosis, is a common skin issue that affects numerous people worldwide, with the problem seemingly more prevalent in colder climates, and thus, in countries such as the UK. In this comprehensive blog post, we will unravel the causes of dry skin, available treatment options, and practical self-care tips you can incorporate into your daily routine.

Unveiling the Causes of Dry Skin

Understanding dry skin requires delving into the skin's anatomy. The epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin, is responsible for maintaining an optimal level of...

Former Lord Mayor raises £21,450 for Exeter Dementia Action Alliance

A total of £21,450 has been raised by Exeter’s former Lord Mayor for the Exeter Dementia Action Alliance.

The five figure sum was collected by Cllr Yolonda Henson during her term as Lord Mayor of Exeter from May 2022 until May 2023.

The charity has thanked the outgoing Lord Mayor and all those who helped raise such a large sum of money and raise much needed awareness for dementia and the local group.

“It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since we were selected as the Lord Mayors charity of the year, and what an incredible year it’s been,” said Gina Awad, of the...

West Lodge, Lindridge, Devon

Elegant country lodge house near Bishopsteignton

Robert Williams Estate Agents, the Experts in Property on Southernhay West in Exeter, is thrilled to offer for sale a splendid lodge house with oodles of character, two/three bedrooms, a superb orangery, a double garage, a detached studio/home office, stunning gardens and sweeping views over rolling Devon countryside at Lindridge, just over a mile from Bishopsteignton and less than four miles from Teignmouth with its shops, restaurants, beach and mainline railway station with link to London Paddington.

West Lodge is a beautifully elegant Grade II listed home, built circa 1920 as...

Little Ships: A New Musical - a yellow horizon with blue sea, full of little ships

Exeter theatre to host the premiere of a new UK musical

This June, the Exeter Barnfield Theatre will play host to the world stage premiere of new UK musical, “Little Ships”, written and composed by Danny McAvoy.

Little Ships celebrates history and adventure, and is about growing up, facing challenges, and taking risks, family love and fidelity.

Set in 1940, Little Ships is about a West Country family at the start of World War II. The father who was brought up in England, is of mixed Irish and French parentage and joins the French army, where he is part of the 1st Army that for a short time holds Lille enabling the British army...

"Little Ships": a brand new musical

Event Date: 
03/06/2023 - 2:30pm to 10:00pm
Venue: 
Barnfield Theatre, Exeter

Exeter theatre to host the premiere of a new UK musical

This June, the Exeter Barnfield Theatre will play host to the world stage premiere of new UK musical, “Little Ships”, written and composed by Danny McAvoy.

Little Ships celebrates history and adventure, and is about growing up, facing challenges, and taking risks, family love and fidelity.

Set in 1940, Little Ships is about a West Country family at the start of World War II. The father who was brought up in England, is of mixed Irish and French parentage and joins the French army, where he is part of the 1st...

Electric vs. Hybrid Cars: Which is Right For You?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 05/18/2023 - 11:50pm

As concerns over climate change and air pollution grow, drivers are increasingly turning to eco-friendly vehicles to reduce their environmental impact. Electric and hybrid cars have emerged as popular alternatives to traditional petrol and diesel vehicles, offering lower emissions and improved fuel efficiency. However, deciding between an electric or hybrid car can be a difficult choice, with each option offering its own unique set of benefits and considerations. In this blog, we'll explore the key differences between electric and hybrid cars to help you determine which option is the best...

Soapbox Science returns to Exeter

A fantastic line up of women who are making significant contributions to the scientific community will be showcasing their research on 10thJune.

Soapbox Science is returning to the city for its 7th event since starting in 2015, with 12 female scientists standing on soapboxes in Piazza Terracina, Exeter Quayside to talk to the public.

This event is part of an international initiative by Soapbox Science, which aims to bring science to the general public and challenge gender stereotypes in science careers.

Talks by speakers from The University of Exeter include:...

Pulmonary fibrosis clinicians, researchers and patients team up for Great West Run challenge

George Vosper lives with pulmonary fibrosis – a little known but devastating lung disease which progressively scars the lungs making breathing increasingly difficult. It is deadly and there is no cure. 15 people die every day in the UK from pulmonary fibrosis. George describes it like living high on a mountain where the air is thin and the oxygen level low. Since his diagnosis in 2019, he has got used to experiencing breathlessness, coughing fits, tiredness, and a lack of concentration, as the low oxygen levels have affected his muscles, organs, and brain – yet he’ll soon be taking part...

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